Granville High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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S I llllll mm!I JUNIORS OFFICERS President: Darrell Sutton R Secretary: Ruth Ann Rolt-Wheeler l E Treasurer: Kendrith Rowland hx Student Council Representative: y li Bill Johnson i Social Chairman: Nettie Lou jenkins X1 ii LAST lifjxxi-ll2ll'lllfl K llurry llivv, Holi 'I' TH li-in, Hill lluwmzm. .lim Alitr-lu-ll, Yun lil'UXx'll. limb Ilmnul lmmpsuli. llnvv Novi-Il. 'Hill IIOXV-Gils Horst, GI1-Im .Im'1l:m, l,m's-in l'nl'I'. XYillwl'i Al:ul'lin, l'l'4-al l':ll1m'i', Iiolv llllclrmv. X'1lSlllll' lflmnmmirl, 'IN-fi Gzlslu-ll, Dun liUXYlllS. SIGUONIJ HOXV-Mr. XVomll-urii, Ilmmis- Davis, Num-5' Own-ns. Norma Sluugli, Uuriium llmqwall. fiPI'll'lltlI' Hook, .lop In-zwlx. Yvonne- l'Ing'w:ill, Nm-ttiv Imu .lm-nkins, l l'JIlN'l'S .lmivs, Nuzunm- Flint-, Miss Mm-Coy. FIRST li0xxY+Al2il'illJl Hill, Hmmis- .Xmli-rsmi, Hill .lnhiismy llulh .Xml llnlt-Kiln-4-In-:- irrvll Sutton, .Xllvn Brown, Ks-ii Iiowlzmrl, .Ivan Kuisvr, .ls-an Gosxivll, lla-li-n Kinney. This page sponsored by Dr, L. E. Davis. 18 'L

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T- .... QUQmmHmUmmUQlQ l11l1m!W1P!Q QWUBQUQ J 1LQU! 9!!,,,, nn, On thing they don't mention in this restaurant-but we think you ought to know about-is that Ema Jene Bowers, who owns a super-duper School of Cosmetology, patronizes it, as does Betsy Crawford, who has just become the wor1d's fastest typist. Brian Proctor is a sound effects man who specializes in imitating animal noises. Most people will tell you that Hen- ry Sutton is a radio announcer, but actually-and you un- derstand this must not be repeated-he's a very good F.B.I. man. There were a few of this class who stuck around home. Sally Montgomery is supervisor of nurses at White Cross Hospital, Margaret jones is the first woman sheriff of Licking County, Clell Piper bought out J. C. Penney and now manages Penn-Villa, Bob Showman is head chemist at Pharis Tire Company, and Dave Graham still remains the People's choice and has set up an insurance office in the thriving metroopolis of Alexandria. Th K V-, J fx? W? Yr CIGSSZS Q , r G9 NK, l f f lf, xi C - X 7 1 Q i X'

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-1 -'f'if? -5 - - K - -, ., . ,- T , , , . 7 , iw ,F ,'v .4 v'l 1 In I nu I H n -nn-mn n mumn mmmfuin-numuummmT-3I- -Tlmllfummlmmii' uhm -iniiiff-Fiiiiitlm., . . Realizing that they have just another year at G.H.S., the junior class is becoming somewhat restless in BIL- ticipation. But, nonetheless, the class was sufficiently aware of the moment to be sure that certain pet projects of their achieve a maximiun of success. p The first of these undertakings, the junior play, a comedy entitled FOOTLOOSE, has already been suc- cessfully done a long time as this goes to press, and the class is busily engaged in preparing for the most out- standing moment of their year, the Junior-.Senior Ban- u - 1 A quet. This event entails considerable expenseg therefore many juniors have been giving their time to money mak- ing. The class has sold candy, hot dogs, and soft driniii at both football and basketball games, the proceeds exe' ceeding even the dreams of the officers. I It has taken the work and cooperation of every melnf ber of the class to put things across, along with help from Miss McCoy and Mr. Woodburn, the 61838, SPOIISOTS. 19 l' .mu r.....r .,. .la A.,-u-..,.. -1,,.-i-...nag Q. 1 -lg........5uni.,.dQhe- '